Upon first glance, you notice the flicks of fragmented flame in the hand-cut rainbow abalone inlay that dances across the face of the magical saya. Magical because the sheath is meticulously built from one of the rarest woods desired by fine craftsmen, Cuban Curly Bird's Eye Mahogany. Those two elements alone should make your toes curl, but let's take it up a notch as it houses rare earth magnets hidden behind a rich fuchsia suede lining.
In hand, an abstraction of flame is embodied in octagonal form. From the double dyed pink and orange box elder body to the details of the ash black amboyna burl ferrule, your eye dances around color pops of pink, blue, green, and copper, until you're caught off-guard by the dichroic end cap that emulates it all.
But the hand forged blade makes it one. Crafted san-mai style in Sakai, Japan from premium SG2 powdered stainless steel clad with mirror finish raindrop Damascus, the knife offers an exceptional blend of sharpness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance in style. As Ryuhyo means "drift ice" in Japanese, symbolizing the serene, glimmering sheets of sea ice that move across the northern waters of Hokkaido. And with 62-64 HRC, this supreme knife is built for precision for serious cooks and professionals alike.
Upon first glance, you notice the flicks of fragmented flame in the hand-cut rainbow abalone inlay that dances across the face of the magical saya. Magical because the sheath is meticulously built from one of the rarest woods desired by fine craftsmen, Cuban Curly Bird's Eye Mahogany. Those two elements alone should make your toes curl, but let's take it up a notch as it houses rare earth magnets hidden behind a rich fuchsia suede lining.
In hand, an abstraction of flame is embodied in octagonal form. From the double dyed pink and orange box elder body to the details of the ash black amboyna burl ferrule, your eye dances around color pops of pink, blue, green, and copper, until you're caught off-guard by the dichroic end cap that emulates it all.
But the hand forged blade makes it one. Crafted san-mai style in Sakai, Japan from premium SG2 powdered stainless steel clad with mirror finish raindrop Damascus, the knife offers an exceptional blend of sharpness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance in style. As Ryuhyo means "drift ice" in Japanese, symbolizing the serene, glimmering sheets of sea ice that move across the northern waters of Hokkaido. And with 62-64 HRC, this supreme knife is built for precision for serious cooks and professionals alike.
